New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
GOSSIP 4BOUT THE THEA TRES.

xno,oruyu To RE PRODUCED T,-NIGHr-MRS.
POTTER AND MIR. MINER NOT AT ODDS.
Some rumor-moagers gifted with lively imagination
have made c npes, in teapot" ont of slight and
quickly difference of Interpretation OF me terms
q, The contract between Mrs Pot and H. e. Miner her
manager The actress claimed that she was entitled 10
lie reimbursed for fancy dresses already purchased ny
her for the new play Loyal Lsve As well as for any
abe mi ht future require. Her manager an not 80
understand The contract. The matter referred to
their re ,pectve lawyers, and at once ancahly settled
Mrs Potters claim being allowed All the sensation
al accoapaniucuts, au imperative letter written
by Mr.. Miner, and OF an lrate star who
declined to attend rehearsas. wers baseiess
fahrcatio1s As The TRIBUNE announced on Thursday,
the dccisio. to pr.iuce Loyal Love was reached on
,e py,yous day and the change desired by all
cerncd
Mr. Miner of opinion that the drop in business which
followed the opening night was due TO belief on the
mart Of the public that seats could only be obtained on
nayuent OF large premium. He requests that 1t sh oud
be made known that good seats Tor al performances
nav be bous hi at BOX Office. at the regular prices.
I3seph ilaworth will probably play an important part
Mrs nSa,W Pas been sSsas TO play the part
in The Great Pink PEARL in which MI Lenoyne ap-
nsnry T. Dixey aud the " Adonis" company 30 direct
from Buffalo to san Francisco al ths end OF next wees
There viii be more than 80 people on te stage OF me
etar Theatre during the " Broken scene in Faust
The full east OF " The Martyr to he produced on
Thursday at the Madison Square Theatre. Ia:
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Admiral la Msrche... 49,. FREDERICK Rohiaso1.
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Robert Bruel -ouls htsHei
Ellis DrlHe. scotch LAWYER. ~ II Sioddsrt
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Madame Moray. The Martvr....... AZ hes Booth
Madame d. MaIche her mother, Mrs. T. j. fhillps.
baSists No. Inc %cca e, MahiS Madison
"Dsrothy" which VIII receive its first american pres
entatisn TINS evening, comes here with the undeaaole
stamu The scene IL ald IN kehi tne
"Gardrn Of England" during the earlier hait OF Tue
eighteenth century Inc plot IS simple ana ueas Win
ard mssiveniIros or TWO vsnnS aluehs
through the first act as villa % girls and
thus win affections OF two young "boolS. VINO AFTER
fall victims hcr IA .ciuaOns a women OF some
what higher rank Much OF the comedy Ia supplied by a
seceud noble mans secretary. Miss RuSss ana
MI Oudn will have prominent parts ami Henry Paulton
has been especially engaged Tor the principal COMEDY
role.
The following telegram was received by Colone Mics,
OF the Blou Opera House, last evening:
WASHINGTON Nov. l.
authority OF Patent Office that patent for stage
rsvlOr & Nugent one else
Their claims false. IN language of examiner NO such
patent as all tsed been Will be granted
LEONARD GROVER and W. Il. BARTON
Colonel r F. J. Miles will to-day bring suit against
Mcssrs. Taylor Nug-nt for damages done to Lost In
New-York" a comedy drama, in which a tahK or wafer
similar to used In Z" Dark Secret MessrS ray
lor & Nugent warned all managers throughout the
country not book Lost in NcwIerE or they would
bring suit for infringement of patent Through tnlS
Lost in New York lost several good dates. Uence the
suit which Colonel Miles promises to push.